Together We Connect

Your support can help expand digital access, educational opportunities, and essential resources.

Compudopt is a 501c(3) nonprofit dedicated to providing technology access and education.

All donations are tax-deductible and can be directed to a specific location or to the organization as a whole.

Access to technology is no longer a luxury, it’s a necessity.

Whether it’s securing a job, succeeding in school, connecting to critical services, or simply staying informed, access to digital tools and support is essential for individuals and families to thrive.

More than 15 million low-income households in the U.S. still lack access to reliable internet or digital tools at home. Too many communities face barriers, like limited access to devices, Wi-Fi, digital skills, and educational resources. Reliable technology can help close that gap by bringing opportunity, learning, and essential services directly into their homes.

With just $15 a month, you can help change that, starting with one family. Together, we can create stronger, more connected communities by expanding access to technology, education, and opportunities for all.

Here's how your donation can open doors:

Apply for jobs
Access digital learning and online classes
Connect to healthcare and support services
Develop tech and digital skills
Stay informed and connected to community resources
Manage finances
Save time, so families can spend more of it together
Overcome transportation barriers by accessing services from home

Donation Giving Tiers

DONATION FORM

$15/month - Can provide one family with high-speed internet access for a month
$30/month - Can support our technical support hotline, helping families troubleshoot issues and stay connected
$60/month - Can refurbish a used computer for a student or family in need
$120/month - Can provide an individual with access to digital literacy workshops, helping them build essential tech skills for work, school, and everyday life.
Custom gift - Every dollar can help remove barriers and build equity through unrestricted support of low-income households do not own a computer in their home.